The article argues that Justice Alexandre de Moraes should step away from the Supreme Court while investigations against him are ongoing. The author contends it would be shameful if the STF once again attempted to protect one of its members in light of the presented evidence, including revealed conversations about business dealings, airplane loans, and other matters.
The criticism is also directed at the Attorney General, Paulo Gonet, whose comments asking about cigars and Macallan whisky are considered absurd by the author. Additionally, Gonet allegedly requested preferential treatment for his son from a banker.
The text expresses disbelief that the STF is capable of taking forceful measures against one of its own members. The author states that no one believes anymore that the court can "cut its own flesh," engage in self-criticism, or punish those who deserve it.
Finally, the article criticizes the STF president, Edson Fachin, who would promote the idea of an ethics code but issued only a well-written statement that ultimately affirms nothing concrete about the case.
